create chaos

Frequency: 8.014.5 per million words

To actively bring a state of chaos into existence.

chaosVERB + chaos

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Examples (10)

  • The sudden power outage created chaos throughout the city.
  • The protesters are deliberately trying to create chaos to get attention.
  • If you remove all the rules, you will simply create chaos.
  • The new unvetted policy could create chaos in the immigration system.
  • Releasing a box of frogs in the library was his idea to create chaos.
  • The goal of the cyberattack was to create chaos in the country's infrastructure.
  • He seems to thrive on creating chaos and then watching from the sidelines.
  • A last-minute change to the schedule created chaos among the attendees.
  • Without strong leadership, a small disagreement can quickly create chaos.
  • The rumors were spread with the malicious intent of creating chaos.